Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No, language skills are usually not a legal requirement for a German Working Holiday Visa, but you definitely need basic German (A1/A2) to find a job. Without German, finding work in hospitality, retail, or administration is extremely difficult. Our online preparation courses give you the exact vocabulary you need to get hired fast.
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With targeted online classes, you can learn basic conversational German for everyday work in just 8 to 12 weeks. Instead of wasting months on complex grammar, we focus strictly on practical phrases for job interviews, customer service, and talking to your future boss.
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You will learn how to write a German CV, pass a job interview, understand your work contract, and communicate at your workplace. We simulate real-life situations like opening a German bank account, finding an apartment, and registering at the local office (Anmeldung) so you arrive fully prepared.
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Yes, our Working Holiday preparation courses are 100% online. This allows you to build confidence and learn essential German vocabulary from your home country before your Working Holiday even begins.